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BROWN. On March 4th, 1887, at eA5 D. n Z,
month. and four days. dsushisr Herbert Z aud sssy
Brown.
This lovely bud. 20 young. 20 fair,
Just came % show hoy sweet . nowse :
Funeral from Zion Baptist church. y strsst bstwssa
Sd and a., on Monday, 1t pm.
CARR On Monday morning February 2s. 1887, q
400 Fr.nklin street. MlInneagolis MINI Of %embr..
months, daughter OF John A and Debbe n Carr.
,.CAwooD;, on the Worning Of March 3D. 1857:
Funeral win take place At Christ church. East wash,
sSnd1s 70 al O'CLOCK ana
COLUMBUS. On March 4th. 1887. CHARLES 90
y s. ,a shS but Me- . n
street northwest, aged eighty i've yssrS.
But dearest father. Art thou gone
Forever from thy sighn
Shall we more thy face behold
81 cheerful cert Land and , g srish Sr.nsn
That once we loved TO hear,
Ali, no; we thlnk we hear 1t now
sau sounding In our ear
..s fss ss :s nd
,5sHIA tssf ssz s.ss. s sss
inston. d. O.. interment New Haven. Conn.
q ssp e. ne n,, q ,ss
Gibbons, in the forty ninth yssf d her 'Fe
Funeral WILL take place IrOfu 0rooe n =.
o'eIocE pm Rslstvss and friends are invited o -
HAMILTON. Al his late resdence. e3e New York
avenue, February Let. lss7, LARRY HAA I
county, Ohio His remains were taken 70 oreen6eld.
Ohio. for interment.
H foal S q n%SGns :sss ass.
ehurcS. Vermont avenue between and strets' On
sunday At one ociocf FRIENDS and rsiasvss Are in
an. on Friday. March h 4th. issa. Mss ETiE LANE
Rest in peace
stu, ef fro% v. sps.r e's0 1naert.Ssr.
New York papers please copyJ
Tn Il L: eighty sassT1h s ssss 1857
Funeral private.
SCOTT. AZ his residence. De sals strsst ws.hinff.
s SssDs RS 81 ssr & sooff 1 d sss q ss:s
SMITH; On March 5.h. lss7, JESSIE NAEIox.
only and beloved d.ush S Of As:huf sna lazy
Little Jessie oan Il be-
ThGi; sSaf = Sss s :s:S my nSi SaS ss
II there Q sorrow seems gr0etr than MA
Knowing today We Pre-. our ls:t si.f
s fs.s ss q Essv.S n T6ss " @sss srusa
BIZ Hna Morxn
Fss v .as s:Ss SS sSeSss n.sse Ss sSs
,s sSs' g sSs s'S as. 3: 80
STEWART. On hunday morning, Ma.eh q, lG4z,
Hrns: Scclas sss:.Et N the siissssA ~ q - q
FHnsrsi v1n taks plaOs from his lsAs susiasnoA -
2ie New York sysnos. ON eQnday n..1h 81 2 -
vfted 10 ssaond- New York and oonnsceoG paQsD
VIII please copy: also the s'Scot<inh AmoK30nJ
e slsss !: - r: go =? -. a
53gEfw 4ouRa e: :ss q Il - s jss
Rs3ssivSs ana frisSds. Of the family e. xeDsse-
fully 4y1H14 2 etssnd - fsnS1 isS{s - - -
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The Courts
EQUITY CoURT~Judge Merrick.


Yesterday, Hook agt Reardon auditors report
ratified Williams agI. Carroll; do, and distribution
ordered Richardson agt. Tullock; pro confesso
AIT. Vanderburgh set aside. johnson agt Mclean;
do. Katherine Lee; do. King agt. Lackey; sale
finally ratfied and reference TO auditor. Cranden
agt. Crandell; sale confirmed niSi. Custck agt
on supplemental biz. Cake agt Brown; testa-
mony ordered taken In 70 days Casey a&t. Pearce;
do, before II: W: Sohon- HOFFMAN agS kratt; DO,
pointed guardian ad ntem. sherman agt. Ward;
appeara1ce ordered Brin lE, agt. Osborne; do
do. Matthew's AIT. wharton; do. Little agt. Lat.
tie: sale confirmed. wallace agt Wallace; Q. E
Bunthaven appointed guardian ad utem. Dunn
granted. Proctor agt Fitzgerald; motion to
strike out order denied. Dunn agt. Martin;
Joyce agt. Joyce; sale decreed, and J. r. Ennis APP
steele act. steele; divorce granted; @. z Hamil-
ton "a S9 aSe az
hanson act. MCCORMICK; terms OF sale ordered
changed. Lodge agt. Lodge; commission issued to
TOD To-Day stewart agt. stewart; sale nnary rati-
ned and reference to auditor. N0urse agt Dulany;
Randall Hagner appointed guardian ad Item But
Ter att Jones: demurrer overruled with leave to
amend. Nauck agt Walker; decree substituting
trustee for payment OF money. &C. Kelley agt
Divyer: time TO take testimony limited. Duval agt
DuyaI: testtmony before AZ. A. Downing ordered
taken
PROBATE CorRr-Jud0e Merick.
YESTERDAY, estate OF Peter Campoeu; taken
under adyiseuaent Estate OF Elizabeth I. Trot-
ter: orier making John Foller plaintin and An
drew +. Hopper defendant. Estate OF August Null
Ter. exception OF Laura keiser to executors
account. Estate Of Jer0d Mckinney; Christie
pher Mckinney appointed administration; bond,
$1,000.
CouKf m 0ENsRAI THRx.
yud0es MacASthuF, H00ser ond JONES.
Yesterday, Hitchcock agt Mch0ld; argued and
submitted En1nghouse agt. Killian; petition OF
defendant dismissed
@~eSes>~~~
CIacuIT COuRF.yHd0e Cha.
Yesterday, Shipman a9k Nagar1ty; Jury failed
TO agree and dismissed Keysef, receiver. agt
Plckrell, executor, et al; verdict for DEFENDANT
POLICE CoukTlSSd0e Snen
To-day, Jay b. Arnold, 0lgorderiy conduct: SSof
rs dayH John Riley, alias John Casey, proeanity:
g daya 0sosSs A6s%A do; % a., Hen,y TOP
boljamin johnson, Isaac WAcsoh and William
NitcheL disorderly conduct; collaterals forle1eed
dayA DAVID veselA profanity; . Or oayA
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A Miners, Strike Averted.
The New York Produce Market.
THE ''BULL" ELEMENT HAVING EVERYTHING ITS own

NEW YORK, March 5.-The situation on the Pro-
duce Exchange to-day presents q more animated
appearance. The wheat market Is more or less
excited, and the "bull" element has things pretty
much its own way. Prices up to this
hour have advanced 4 at 1 * on the options, and
the amount OF business accomplished Is unusually
large; over 100000 bushels changing
hands. Several influences were brought to
bear on the market, the principal ones being
the heavy clearances during the past week. and
an anticipated large decrease in the visible supply
OF next week. Corn sympathized with rise
OF z to 1c., and the "shOrt" interest covered
quite freely. Oats are up 4ak, and lard made a
gain OF about 10 points.
James G. Hamilton was posted to-day as unable
to meet his contracts. He was considerably short
OF lard and the recent rise pressed TO much for hts
capital.
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HELP yourself, to tide over wha. may be q CRIT,

HEIH YOURSELF 20 C1de over what may be q Cf1f1.
Cal period OF your existence, by using On. D.
JAMES ExPEcIoRANr, when struggling with .
pectoraion and SO relieve the lungs OF the phlegm
which clogs them; II Will allay the Inflammation
which attacks the mucus membrane OF the Throat
and Lungs, and thus remove the irritation which
so alarms and distresses; II heals the partA and
aids the system to shake on the effects OF such
attacks II is an old familiar medicine for all Pull.
monary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Asthma Or
Peur1sy, and equally serv1ceable In Bronchitis or
any Throat-ail II In need OF such q remedy-roe
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MARRIRD.

ROwLAND-DARLIN0. On the 21st Of July 1856
by the Rev John Edwarda q the parsonaee Of Trinity
Miss KATIE DARLING.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES October 81. 1880, b.
s. NJ HArtsock, at the parsonage Baltimore. Nd.
of Washington
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Montgomery County Matters. /.
HAPPENINGS IN ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.

montgomery county M0ttef6e
HAPPENINGS IN ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Correspondence OF THE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, Nd, March l.
The dwelnrg-hou on the farm of Mr.. Leonard
Chapman, just south OF this town, was entirely
destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. Mr.
Gilmore Duley, who occupied it, lost considerable
furniture, but the building was insured.-Mr
Robert Felton,, OF Virginia, In the employ OF Mr..
Joseph Flack, OF Montr0se, Nd, ON Wednesday
last cut his foot nearly on while telling timber
MIR. Edward B0gley has been appointed assist
ant postmaster, vice Mr.. Charles Green. resigned
Kris. Edward Anderson has gone for months
visit to washington and Is stopping with her
brotherin-law, DR.. Ford Thompson,-MrsB Bishop
Perkins, OF washington, spent Wednesday In
Rockville the guest OF her sister, Mrs. A. A. Brad
and Mrs. Perkins Will
leave for their Kansas home on Monday next
Miss Estelle Bowie has returned home, after long
visit to friends In POOlesville
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Signs OF Incendaries, Work.
THE DAsTARDLY ATTEMPT TO DESTROY THE FERRY


JERSEY CITY, N: j., March 5.-Captain Blooms
Durg superintendent OF the Jersey City ferries Of
the Pennsylvania road, this morning discovered
new evidences OF f1endish attempt to burn the
cOmpany's ferry houses and depot. A piece Of cot
ton Wadd1ng about eighteen inches square and
nearly two Inches thick was found tackled near
the woodwork on the outside OF the northern end
OF the gentlemens water Closets where It was con-
cealed from view. hole about five inches In
diameter had been cut through the partition large
enough to admit mans hand from the inside OF
the closet. An attempt had been made to light
the cotton, as the edges were partially Singed,
The perpetratOr Of the act evidently worked from
the inside OF the closet. Chief Of Police Murphy
SAID: "The work was evidently done Thursday
night, but the villains are fOiled because Of some
unexplained cause. After lighting the cotton and
seeing 1t ablaze they probably made q hasty de-
Parture. They were afraid to return to see why
their work did not succeed, for fear that It had
already been discovered and put out, and that
any inquiry on their part would lead to their ap-
prehension. 1t rained heavily that night, and the
cotton quickly went out. The PENNSYLVANIA rail-
road company are employing gangs OF watchmen,
which they will organize into squads under ex-
perienced men, to patrol the water front day and
night. All suspicious persons will be arrested.
A Miners, Strike Averted.
PITTSBURG, March 5.-The threatened strike In
the Clearheld county regions has been averted.
A dispatch from BellefOnte states that operators
and miners have signed an agreement.
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pEnsoxAl.-Joa. Sill, william c. Heath Of New
York. Dr.. g. Mackay and +. ". Burrows Of Buffalo,
and J. II. Holiday OF indianapolis are at WnlardA
~. C. Brecktnndge and Capt Grain OF the navy,
J. b. Holden OF Boston. and A. xagnus OF Chicago,
are at the RiggA-0eo. r. Baker, r. =. Thomp-
SON. VIM. T. Sc6ley and Grant b Schley Of New
york, are Of W6rmley s. Rakenhangh
OF New York, Henry Jackson q Atlanta, and An
thony Barrett OF Brooklyn, are ct the Arlington.
II Q. Packard OF New York J. g Holm, r., OF
Boston, Frank A. B. Denmah Of Newark, n. =, Al
fred WOln OF Denver, r. II. Nichols OF Chicago ere
at the Fbbit3. h Pullman Of New YORK, II.
Goodman OF Philadelphia, and o. Wolc0tt OF III
Waukee, are at the Metropoaltan.-L. n Case Of
the NatiOnal-Mn C.. z. Qutnlan and Ma y. n.
white OF washington, ase af tie Hygeaa. Old Point
Comfort
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Railroads i'm the District
THE INVESTIGATION TO BEGIN MONDAY.
The Senate subcommittee Of the District COM
mittee to investigate the condition of the steam
and street railroads will meet at 12 O'Clock next
Monday to tx upon time for beginning the in
OuirieS
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THE RIVER AND AARDOR BILL.
1Ae Fresidsnt Tksnks He has . Yes q
Right % Sign it.


The chances are now that there win be an an
pfopnatlon Tor the improvement OF rivers and
nafDofA notwithstanding the failure Of the Preei.
cent 70 sign the bill before twelve O'Clock yester.
oH: He has informed Mr.. Willis and others that
aug ialiofe 70 approve the bill was not ON account
u any opposition he had to it. but because
among the mas OF bills he did not get q chance
70 feaoits ana could not sign IL without know
ing wnas It contained. Now he Is
disposed TO sign 1t II there Is nothing
the Law ID prohibit his doing 80.
ne 3 Of the opinion that he sll has this right and
law wound sac6sq g tbs q tune ~ the the
same opinion as is also Mr. Dtbble one Of the best
lawyers In the House. Mr. wills and Mr. Dibble
SII C0V In the congressional law library to-day
iook1ng Tor authority on the question.
WHAT REPRESENTATIVE WILLIS SAYS.
n: Willis told STAR reporter that there was
notnng In the Constitution which provided that
the PRESIDENT should sign bill before 10 O'Clock
on tne Atm OF March, or that he should report the
vision with relation to bills not signed before the
,.I OF Congress is that the ten days. limit
SnaA n0t operate to make the measure become q
authority denying the Preaidents fight to sign
Sny DlL ne may want to that was placed In his
Wnlsis Heoe Y O'Clock on the 4th OF March M
signed. ~
THKR8 ARE OTHER BILLS
tnat ialied IN the same way which the President
may 0Gn, TOO But the general deficiency bill Ia
NOT one OF them. The conference report on that
Dill was not approved by the Senate though It was
Dy tne House. II it had been, that bin, too, would
YET De signed by the President.
MI: TownShend, Of Illinois, says that in his
opinion the President has perfect right to sign
any or the bills that were delivered to him In time.
IL ls believed that the President viii make the test
anyhow.
n WAS STATED THIS AFTERNOON
that no such stand as above indicated is taken or
Will be taken by the administration. There Is
good ground for the claim that the President
should be allowed the ten days limit for consider
inR DlllS after the adjournment OF Congress, but
the constitution makes no such provision.
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MAINLAND LYns0-u AsxLuA yQ9 uRHu4
m Wa13oa oonoeEninG retired end l0-onn1ls1M
49, E A6kaAx rs ~ 80 SE
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why Travel n Diverted from the Bla-
denSburg Road.

To the Editor Of TIE EVENING STAR:
see In last nights STAR an account Of the trave,
over the different roads coming into Washington.
There is one thing that should be taken into &C
count and that Is that nearly all OF the travel on
the Bladensburg road is diverted to the Benning's
road, that being more sandy than the other. The
truth OF the matter is the Bladensburg road Is
utterly impossible for loaded teams, 1t would take
four horses to haul load from Bladensburg TO
Washington, and hard pulling at that that one
horse would have hauled with ease two months
ago. MIX men and farmers, beyond Hyattsvtlle,
pike, and some milk men have quit driving In and
bring their cans OF milk with them on the trains.
l. A. BERRY,
March 4, 1857. Monticello, d. c.
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TI,O THE RESIDENTS IN THE VICINITY OF
sscss Tnonas and Iowa Crcls: -. nsx leIys 70
Cr1ery log Plumbing and Gas Fitting. +. v. kOOSAN
LIZ VT sve. Sd5oSnixzg tne IoIiaU1 0l4-30
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| o. Is:oo
Name.
o. |s:oo


The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted today
s. -, registered. ISL 1851 v 3D. iSSs sslsd
4 r ssaRsrs isss b saf s s:tsd
Market .ssosE. q. 1892, currency. "a aI
550,year fund, $685., 1924 eugssney. 1s0k ia:
Washington and Georgetown railrosd bonds 1l2
bid 100 asked warrington ass 3gX bid, 500
Gop%6is INSURANCE 1$M bid, l4 .sasd AssSn g
asked Warrington Brick Machine, 146 bid:
Bank Of Washington, 2lO bid. Columbia National
Mechanics bank aeorgetown, 1614 bid. ciassns'
snse on 81 bid ' Penn eo zee Tel Ae CO. Az bta Is
ssksd: &C. chessReats nd Pot Tel, coY s1f nd.
asked. w. L L LIST mortgage bonds "a hd
Panorama stock, 46k bid.
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Treasury Department Changes.

Treasury Department Changes
The following persons, having served a satisfac-
tory probationary term OF six months each, have
received absolute appointments: Chas. A. Stewart.
of Virginia, James D. Moler, OF West Virginia. and
Talma Drew, Of New York, to $500 in the ONCE Of
West Virginia, to class in the once Of the third
auditor. The following persons have received APP
pointments under civil service rules: w. r: Mears,
OF New York. to 500 class In the Office or the sixth
auditor; Hugh Govern, jr.. OF New York, to class
1 In the Office OF the third auditor.
The CHILEAN Minister'S stolen Diamonds
FRANCISCO B0RNNIvA DA SILVA SENTENCED 10 ONE
YEAR IN JAIL.
To-day, in the Criminal Court, the c0lored Bra
lillian, Francesca Bornniva da Silva, indicted for
housebreaking and robbing the house OF the Chill
ian minister, on December 31st last, was ar
raigned and pleaded guilty. In consideration OF
the facts that the attendance OF the minister could
not be enforced. and that the minister desired
that only light sentence be imposed. the Court
which he shall leave the country.
REGRET At Mr.. MANNnsG's RETRRMrNr.-The
Treasury department 0nicials will meet In Assis-
tant Secretary Thomps0n's ONCE this afternoon to
take action expressive OF their regret at the pros
pectve retirement Of Secretary Manning from
public life.
RANDOLPH TucKxaS FurunB.-It u now asserted
that Mr. Randolph Tucker Is to be appointed inter-
state railroad commissioner from the south 1t Is
also said that he was offered the Turkish mission,
but declined 1t.
vmGn1A Posr OPrIcEs-Thomas b Hobbs has
been appointed postmaster at saltvtlle, WASH
bullion, Giles county, and Margaret A. Ashby, at
beile Haven, Accornac county, Va
NAVAL ORpxRs.--Lieut. =. p. Gilmore ordered to
duty Is inspector Of steel for the new cruisers un
der Commander r. D. Evans: Lieut. Harry Knox
% Temporary duty IN the bureau Of NAVIGATION;
Richmond and placed on sick leave.
BANK STATEMENT CALLED FoR.-The comptroller
OF the currency has called for statement OF the
condition Of national banks at the close OF business
Friday, March 4
RANCE or THE THxxMoxRrEx-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
m, 26i am, 70; II Am, %; p.ms ~; maxi
sleet md snow I'm Virginia.
.I LYNcasuss, Va, March 81 heavy s,ess t snc
Is cold.
Burned by Molten Ifon.
READMG. PA. March DAN explosion Of gas oc-
i've q me we4 ssoy Dnsd s. molten
Dsash q Cnariss J. rsssrsen.
.asss. .sa psss ass "a 1ss Sess
Ladies' National Magazine, died Su6dsn1y e his
sssidencs last night. aged % yeaEA
Dxifish-Anas9icaa OlAin Agsntss
TIE ALLEGED swnm1zRs HELD n aAlL N NEW
mr. yo,r n.rre r ..sao,.. >. p,yr.r nreu.
dens; Erwin 8 witnsrei' sscletsry, and
| george w. etbSoua, c0unGsl q shs INT
rom pcss claim SsrS edeesps
omca Recorder Smyn nxsd 6ail u SRs0o 9 Pss.
ss5s esss sPd sl6oo g sc go. - s.. wiss;
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Sleet md snow I'm Virginia.
IYNCHBURG, VA March GA heavy sloet and
snow storm prevails In this vicinity. The weather
Is cold.
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Ralttm0re NIarkata.

BALTIMORE. Nd. March 6-virxinia saxss, con-
DO ssn-fortss. sSS sid so.dsS: ' '''''''' W.
,:BALTIMOREs Mo-. March h-Cotton Arm-mid.
dansnd. &hs.ssopt6s1n .tssdy I'd. 6osos: sn oS
91a03; Western higher and quiet; No winter red,
sRSt, COX; March: 90Na0l; May. S2H.s2Xi Jane.
yellow 1917; wsstsn higher MIXED, spot 1914
Ask: steamer 46s46H. 6ats ssssdyzsoutSesln sI'd
Pennsylyania, 34a3S; western white, 37a39 western
mixed, 34a36. Bye firm. 56a8O. Provisions higher.
Mess PORK, oM' iS 90; new: 1sooa2o00 bull
Bsco11sh9u!aers 81; ss clear sib aides, 9h; bans
quiet ! l0al SsH.1 Whisky steady l23.l.2A Other
dullcotton g. f6d. -four Sd. :grain,3d Receipts
h9ur. IL 2S4 barrels: whest 1900 bushels; corn.
Shipments-hour, 1850 barrels; corn, 1880
bushelA.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, LII, March s, p. m.-C1oss: Wheat
baoyaqt, 2hc higher than sterdayCssh,7 MAY.
May, Al 3-i6: June az Oats stronser~Cash. S4s
May 10 Bye 81 Bailey AZ Fls1.sed 2s Prime
Cash. Y0:75: May, 2l0O. Lard strong Cash. 7z58:
Nav
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District sOvernmens AFFAIR.
HYD6 ROR BUIIDxNR

The bids for the construction Of wot1uhop and
school, at the grounds OF the Industrial Hons
school, were opened at the District building Co
day: n. 7. Haller, 304 n street northwest, bid
$500; c. Thomas a, 100; Joseph Pearson, o2,zxA
and Frank Baldwin, a 400.
Gov. McGifl, OF Minnesota, has Informed Com
missioner Wheatley that II Is the Intention OF him.
self and stan to be present - the national dzu O
governors day.
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Marched Past the White House.
But DIDN'T ENTER THE GROUNDS WITH THEIR
BRASS BAND.
A number Of persons, bent on q frolic, met in an
avenue restaurant last night. hired q band and
paraded the avenue to the tune OF "a New Coon
in Town." They did not enter the White House
grounds, but marched past the White House and
back playing the same tune.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm. prices
Of the New York Stock Market g reported by special
wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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Burned BY Molten lfons
READING, Pa, March dan explosion Of gas 0c-
CURED at tho Sheridan furnaces late last n1gnts
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Will Resume Their Psrtsssse..

RoME, March 6.-Pnme Minister Depretas and
his colleagues held a conference which lasted two
hours to-day. II was decided TO obey King Hum.
bertS commands to resume their pOrtfpnO1
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Gaina and Ixo~nes.

From the New York Sun.
Mr.. Cleveland made great sacrifices 20 keep the
white mugwump vote. He next tried to Ret n
colored republican vote. He has now gone In Sur
the colored mugwump vote. Sooner or lasR -
may try TO get the democratic vote.
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Death OF Col. Scott.

Death Of Col. Scott.
Lieut. Col RObt. N, Scott, Sd artillery, IN charge
OF the ONCE OF the publication OF the Official
records OF the war OF the rebellion. died at his
residence in this city this afternoon.
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TIE q. s. & oszrxE arrived 1t Norfolk yesterday

Tm STAT. DEPARTHKNr has received no informa-
ton regarding the reported trouble between Mexi-
can soldiers and people In Arizona.
ME- GIILI0 At THE WHr19 HoUsE.--Mr. Henry r.
Gillig was among the callers on President Cleve-
land to-day. He was most cordially received. The
President expressed his appreciation OF Mr.. Gflgs
very kind remarks In response TO the toast at the
lord mayors banquet on the occasion OF his mar
rage as well IS on the many other occasions which
he has been called on to respond for the President
OF the United States and his better half.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLxRs to-day were
Senators Plumb. Butler, Mcpherson, Williams
Colquitt Brown and wife, Sewell, Stanford. Hearst
Ransom and Cheney, with Nj. Henry Gillig, Of
London; Representatives Brown, Henley, Tarsney,
with Judge Bennett, OF Mich; Murphy, with ex-
Representative Farwell OF Iowa; Blanchard, with
Member OF COngross-elect Newton, OF La, and
Member OF Congress-elect Kilgore, OF Tex; Dtbble
Perry, ]. N. Taylor, Muller Eden, Pindar, Wolford
Stone lMo.l, Page, Randall, Joseph and Springer.
with Mrs. Springer; w. j. Bryan Of Ill, and Miss
Champion, OF Philadelphia